St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-14

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| hot one in on his own account Reagan
fought hard and fast and elected great
praise from the witnesses. Dempsey
ended the round by throwing Reagan
and falling on him as hard as possible.
Round Eleven-Dempsey led short
with his left, when Reagan rushed i'll on
him. A clinch enSued, Dempsey throw
ing him.
Round Twelve-Dempsey led short at
Reagan's ribs with his left, the latter
returning and landing on the same spot.
Dempsey clinched and threw Reagan
again. falling heavily upon him. In
| fact Dempsey put his beef to such good
use that Reagan grunted with pain. 1t
was evident that Dempsey was by far
the better wrestler and that Reagan had
the worst of the bargain in agreeing to
London rules. K ,agan, however, went
/ on like Spartan.
Round Thirteen-ThiS round opened
with a clinch and savage work at short
range, Dempsey attempting again to
back-heel his antagonist. when Reagan
went down on his knees to avoid the
fall.
Round FOurteen-The "NOnpareIl"
opened this round with iab with his
right and a swing with his left that was
neatly stopped. Reagan rushed Demp-
clinch followed and Dempsey threw this
man hard.
Round Fifteen-Dempsey led off with
his left at Reagan'S optics. 1t was
nasty blow, but Reagan parted it beau
tifully. He then landed a Scorcher on
/ Rcagan's breast which the young one
returned iii the same place with inter
est. Both men SPARED for wind. In
fighting and a clinch followed. Tho in
/ fighting was of Il most scientific charac-
ter. The round ended in fall in favor
of Dempsey.
Round SiXteen-This was short.
/ Dempsey back-heeled his man again
and fell upon him once more.
Round Seventeen T. aagan led, Demp-
sey shot in terrible smash OH the nose
with his left, drawing a stream of blood.
Again clinch. both men down, Demp-
Sey again on top.
Round Eighteen-Dempsey opened
with terrible blow straight from the
shoulder, and which Reagan superbly
stopped. Dempsey then came short i'll
pass for Reagan eye. but finally sue
ceeded in humping him Oh the nose.
and again on the same tender spot.
Reagan seemed ratified, and in clinch
which followed Dempsey got Reagan's
head in chancery and chopped it I'M
IliNiNilulil- lNh iiultl ilphNu NlON II
the neck of the game fellow, who was
giving the 'NOnparcil' a hot battle.
Dempsey threw Reagan and so ended
the round.
Round Nineteen-Dempsey had thus
far the best of the fight and seemed
likely to be the winner. Reagan, how
ever. went to the doctor and took his
medicine with 4 cough. Reagan re-
ceived two savage upper cuts in aclinch,
which resulted liz more blood.
Round Twenty Dempsey kept up an
unholy tattoo on Reagans ribs. He had
already bruised Reagan body until the
ooZing blood made it appear raw. He
Wps very eXasperating and made use of
his well-knOwn gencralShip 10 adVan-
tage. When Reagan went down to avoid
another fall Dempsey said smceringly:
Get up and fight. you d-m-d cur"
Reagan did not relish this, but the
round was closed.
Round Twenty Reagan showed
that he was angry when he came up
and the fight was fast and furious. Rea-
gan sent in bis blows right and left. and
the ''NOnpareil' did his own part of the
hammering, till clinch and fall closed
the round.
Round Twenty-Five This round
was notable chiefly because of a savage
fall in which Reagan back warmed the
earth.
Round Mountaineering dropped
repeatedly TO avoid DcmpSey's wrestling
tactics.
Round TWenty-four-Dem kept
on tantalizing Reagan and he sarcasti-
cally remarked. You ought to have
spikes on, referring 10 his injured leg.
Reagan went down on his knee when
Dempsey tried to clinch him.
Round Twenty-five-It was a savage
one. Dempsey landed a terrific blow
on Reagan'S eyes. following it up with
right and left on Reagan's face. The
latter was game through and through.
Rounds twenth-SiX and twenty-Spven
were marked by rapid and effective
pounding, Dempsey doing the work.
Rounds twenty-eight To thirty-fOuT
were not remarkable. save for Reagan'S
frequent going down TO save himself
and by claims of foul by DempSey's
umpire. who even urged Dempsey to
strike Reagan while he was on his knee.
Jack said he wOuldn't take the chances
of losing on foul.
Round irty-five-Reagan made 4
good rally, rushing Dempsey into his
corner. but the shouting. when added to
the rush, constituted the greatest inter
est. Dempsey was taking his time TO do
his man,
Rounds 81. 81 and - were remarkable
only because of terrible thump in the
thirty seventh on Reagan's ribs.
Rounds 80. 80 and II were warm. par
ticularly the fOrty-frSt. both men aver
aging up well. In the fOrty-firSt both
men at the same instant fetched each
other vicious clips with right and left.
Dempsey had scarcely mark on him at
this time. His left eye was slightly
swollen.
Rounds 10, IS and a practically closed
the battle. In these three rounds
Dempsey numerically punished Rea-
gan, whose lips were pulled and his left
eye was badly swollen. lie was, it was
voted by the spectators. as game 4 man
as ever stood in ring. He never cried
quits.
Round Forty-five-At the beginning of
this round. Bob Smith. at the SO!icita-
ton Of Reagan's friends. who said lie
| had no chance of winning, jumped into
the ring and threw up the sponge. The
fight lasted one hour and nine minutes.
In the first ring there was eighteen
minutes fighting and the second fifty
one minutes. The fight ended at l p.
M, leaving Dempsey still the cham
! piOn middle-weight. Both men
weighed at the ring to-day III each.
Dempsey has won thirty battles, and
has had six draws. He has never been
defeated. Reagan has only got two
fights before. This is his third and his
! first defeat.
TALKING 1T OVER.
What Warren Has to Say---Jim